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... on having an embarrassing relationship with pop music. A lowpoint in the series is where Bette and Dot sing Fiona Apple's 'Criminal'. Keep in mind that this is set in the 50's, 40 years before that song came out. This happens again with some David ... Comment?
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... Helt brought awareness to a great cause, there was still an air of awkward about it. At the 1997 VMAs, singer Fiona Apple had a few choice words for everyone. After winning the Moonman for her breakout record " Criminal ," she used her minute at the ... Comment?
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... As You Can," "Across The Universe," "Limp," "Paper Bag" and "Hot Knife" - he directed for former girlfriend Fiona Apple. PTA most recently made headlines when it was announced he would take a stab at the script for Warner Bros. live-action remake of ... Comment?
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When the Pawn Hits the Conflicts He Thinks Like a King What He Knows Throws the Blows When He Goes to the Fight and He'll Win the Whole Thing 'Fore He Enters the Ring There's No Body to Batter When Your Mind Is Your Might So When You Go Solo, You Hold Your Own Hand and Remember That Depth Is the Greatest of Heights and If You Know Where You Stand, Then You'll Know Where to Land and If You Fall It Won't Matter, Cuz You Know That You're Right , Fiona Apple Listen for ODM's #TopicAtThree topic every day at 3pm. You can Tweet/Instagram @therealODM a response or leave a comment on Facebook/991KGGI or Text: KGGI to 57739 Many of you never knew ODM is part of the platinum selling 90's rap group Lighter Shade of Brown. Comment?
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... Anderson is best known for his work as a film director, but he's often dabbled in music video work. He directed Fiona Apple's videos for "Paper Bag," "Fast as You Can" and "Across the Universe," as well as Aimee Mann's "Save Me." Comment?
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Pianist Scott Bradlee's band Postmodern Jukebox puts a retro-swing and big-band twist on contemporary pop songs, and you may remember them for this impossible-not-to-love treatment of " All About That Bass " featuring actual bass player Kate Davis. We recently posted about their smoking, sultry take on Fiona Apple's hit " Criminal ." Comment?
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Although Fiona Apple's hit song "Criminal" was released 19 years ago this week, the song still holds up today. But would the song still sound like a hit if Apple released it in the 1920s? The answer is yes. Comment?
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Nineteen years ago this month, Fiona Apple released Tidal . In honor of that birthday, we decided to look back on the controversy surrounding the video for the album's biggest hit, "Criminal." Comment?
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... have been in rotation for me as of late and that get my heart growing Grinch-style (three sizes in one listen)." Fiona Apple - "Parting Gift" from "Extraordinary Machine." A brilliant woman and her piano, alone in a studio, just working through it. ... Comment?
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... nice surprises during the evening were the covers that the band rolled out during each set, including Fiona Apple's "Sleep to Dream" and Beck's "Black Tambourine," both played as though the band had written them themselves, rather than some of the ... Comment?
Song Premiere: Adult Mom, 'Told Ya So' w/Photo
... between friends. And that was Knipe's plan. "Told Ya So" is an encouraging note to self, in the same vein as Fiona Apple's "Extraordinary Machine." Knipe's voice is soft yet bolstering, wrapped around lyrics gently and firmly positing that everyone ... Comment?
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... debuted on Friday in Charleston - "Here Today." Following "Long Black Line," Gordon's band debuted a cover of Fiona Apple's 1997 single "Sleep To Dream." Set One in Atlanta also included a cover of Flaming Lips' "Are You A Hypnotist?" The group's ... Comment?
Ingrid Michaelson is in pretty good company. Like Feist and so many other musicians in the 21st century, she's a balladeer with an eclectic streak, a bit like what Fiona Apple might sound like if she went full-on pop. Comment?
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... whole thing just doesn't fly with me, which is why I hereby declare that I only care about one Tidal and it is Fiona Apple's debut album. The album starts with deep beats, like something wicked this way comes. It's a perfect introduction to Fiona ... Comment?
Fiona Apple, Kevin Hart & More Join Judd Apatow at Intimate L.A. Charity Event w/Photo
Anytime Fiona Apple plays live, it's an event. It doesn't happen that often and she's grown into one of the most mesmerizing live performers in all of music. Comment?
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Is The Christian Coalition Christian?
The newsletter exulted in the fact that every Republican in Congress voted against the agreement. It also made clear that the lemming-like support of Republicans for Israel played a great part in their decision to vote against it.
I seem to recall that Our Lord made His position on the issue of war and peace very clear: "Blessed are the peacemakers, for they shall be called the children of God." Matthew 5:9. In light of the fact that Iran hasn't attacked anybody in hundreds of years and has now submitted to an inspection regime that our own government would reject in a second, one is compelled to ask "exactly what is this "Christian" Coalition all about, anyway? It's hard to discover anything Christian about it. It supports a policy vey likely to lead to war, not a policy that would enhance our national security.
Sadly, The Christian Coalition has acted as merely another propaganda wing of the Republican Party, intended to pander to fundamentalist Christians by supporting unthinkingly whatever the Israeli government does, no matter how evil. And all for the purpose of inveigling ignorant and gullible Mississippians to vote into office the very representatives that have held back the state for more than a hundred years.
We elected lemmings. Let us congratulate ourselves for electing these moral idiots.
A Short Note to Bernie Sanders
I just read an article in Counterpunch magazine that is highly critical of your policy position regarding the Middle East. You are venturing into areas in which you clearly have no expertise.
Suggestion: before you make any more statements about what our mid-eastern policy should be, get a real expert on board. This is a very serious business, and your opponents will take you apart if you continue with the same policy recommendations you are putting forth now. You would be wise to consult Dr. Juan Cole at the University of Michigan on the middle east in general. For Syria, specifically, Josh Landis at the University of Oklahoma would be a good choice.
The administration's middle east policy is a mess, chiefly because neither the Obama or Bush administrations really knows or knew very much about the middle east and didn't seem to want to know. Obama has enough sense to resist the pressure to become deeply involved in the Syrian and Iraqi conflicts, and a knowledgeable candidate who can speak with authority on this issue will, if nothing else, reinforce the president's spine and help him keep the neo-cons, who are dying to put other people's boots on the ground, at bay.
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The "politically correct" problem is the debt racked up by Greece to the European banks (mostly German) since its admission to the Euro Zone, and the assumption by the national governments of that debt in 2012, thus letting the banks off the hook and saddling the governments and international financial institutions with potential losses of € 323 billion ($352.7 billion).
Reckless lenders are at least, if not more, culpable than reckless borrowers, because lenders are usually in a better position to evaluate the creditworthiness of the latter. The Germans have not yet been willing to accept any blame at all, despite this obvious truth. In fact, German Chancellor Angela Merkel has made political hay by characterizing the Greeks as lazy freeloaders who ought to be forced to pay back the money loaned by the virtuous, industrious Germans.
By thus characterizing the Greeks, Merkel has painted herself into a corner. She cannot now be honest with her nation and tell them the truth: those debts are bad debts; Greece cannot pay its debts to Germany and will never be able to pay its debts, and that the austerity that has been forced on Greece has wrecked the Greek economy and made it even less likely that it will be able to pay the debt, ever. A debt that cannot be repaid will not be repaid.
Haven't Merkel and her ministers learned from their history classes to know what a mindless insistence on reparations did the last time it was tried?
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Similarly, I have often wondered why the Republicans in Congress have refused to either raise the gasoline tax to maintain the Highway Trust Fund (authorized by 26 U.S.C. § 9503 and subsequent sections), which is due to run out of funds shortly without additional funding.
The condition of our highway system is not good, notwithstanding the reassurances of conservative think tanks, such as The Heritage Foundation, who point out that the percentage of deficient bridges has been cut in half since 1993. The improvement in the average condition of bridges since 1993, however, does not diminish the gravity of our current situation. For an overview of the national condition of bridges, see Deficient Bridges by State and Highway System on the Federal Highways Administration website. (SD = "Structurally deficient"; FO = "Functionally Obsolete") That's still a lot of deficient bridges, and if the Highway Trust Fund is not sufficiently funded, it will take far longer than the 23 years it took to repair or replace the first half. In fact, the average condition will almost certainly become worse, because newer bridges (<10 years old) as well as older bridges will deteriorate during that time.
The near-insolvency of the Trust can be squarely laid at the doorstep of the Republicans in Congress. They have stymied all efforts to cure the problem, either by refusing to raise the gas tax to compensate for inflation, or replenishing the fund out of general funds. This is utterly irresponsible behavior, and their failure to act will lead to more and more lethal collapses of bridges as their condition inexorably becomes worse. Blood will be on their hands.
Of course blood is on Bush's and Cheney's hands, and they are riding high.
A post on the Daily Kos by RETIII attributes the deliberate failure to take action on the part of the Republican Congress to five causes:
1. The large majority of transportation expenditures are in Democratic-leaning states and legislators of the southern states that dominate the Republicans in Congress refuse to spend on states that don't vote Republican. Witness the Republican reluctance to vote relief for Hurricane Sandy and contrast it with its alacrity in appropriating relief for the southern states hit by Katrina. This is shameful behavior.
2. The Trust is a perfect hostage to be used by the Republicans to defund programs that benefit the middle and lower classes. They justify defunding by invoking the need to balance the budget, a position they never take when they are in power. Shortly after he was elected, Bush approved a tax cut for the wealthy and made no apologies for unbalancing the budget. The budget-balancing mantra is a scam, just like the salvation through austerity religion.
3. By letting the transportation infrastructure of the nation deteriorate to a dangerous condition, they can claim that "government is the problem" and that the roads should be privatized. Remember that when you have to pay a toll to back out of your driveway, because the street's been privatized;
4. By refusing to fund highway construction and repair, the Republicans can demand repeal of the Davis-Bacon Act that requires contractors to pay the prevailing wage on all public works projects for laborers and mechanics. Republicans have whined about Davis-Bacon since 1931, when it was passed as part of the New Deal. Recall that the Bush Administration waived requirement for reconstruction after Hurricane Katrina and contractors promptly trucked in Mexican migrants—legal and illegal—to work at minimum wage or lower.
Read the entire post on the Daily Kos website for a much fuller explanation of how the Republicans in Congress are holding our roads and highways hostage to advance the corporate agenda of their sponsors. Part of that agenda is to privatize any federal or state program that produces a large income stream, like the highways, the schools, and the military, which has already been largely privatized. They are succeeding because they have managed to hide their neo-liberal agenda from the public and keep themselves in the shadows. The corporate media, largely owned—if not completely owned—by the same corporations and financial institutions that profit from the neo-liberal agenda, filter out all contrary points of view, even when they program an occasional "liberal," in order to claim impartiality. They are quick, however, to squelch a radio or TV personality that gets out of line. Remember Phil Donahue, who in 2003 was fired by MSNBC for opposing the Iraq invasion, even though he was the most popular host on the network. The corporate owners of MSNBE needed that war for their bottom line. Losing Phil was pocket change for them. So it goes.
We're Screwed — Again
When I heard that Obama's chief economic adviser during his first election campaign was Robert Rubin, the former secretary of the Treasury who persuaded Bill Clinton to sign the repeal of the Glass-Steagall Act, I began to have serious doubts about Obama's real intentions, irrespective of what he was promising on the stump. When President Obama appointed Larry Summers and Timothy Geithner as economic advisor and Secretary of the Treasury respectively, I knew, beyond peradventure, that the picture of the future painted for us by Obama would not become a reality. It would not even be close. Certainly not while he is president.
Note: For the JP's comment in 1999 when Glass-Steagall was about to be repealed, click this link and scroll down to the entry dated 10/3/99, about 2/5 of the way down the page.
To start with, Obama refused to prosecute the bankers who committed egregious fraud upon investors and the public and instead, handed over literally trillions of dollars to the megabanks to keep them from going under. He allowed the CEOs and senior officers of the largest banks to keep the hundreds of millions of dollars they received in bonuses from their banks that they knew to be insolvent at the very time that those obscenely excessive bonuses were paid. The usual procedures undertaken by the FDIC when a bank becomes insolvent are to nationalize the bank, fire the current management, recapitalize the bank, and sell it off to the highest bidder. In the process, the FDIC wipes out the shareholder interest, awards the bondholders preferred stock in the new bank, and protects the depositors up to the maximum amount set by law. This process was ignored, however, in the case of the "too big to fail banks," a clear case of moral hazard that sent a loud message to Wall Street that the government would bail them out whenever they pulled the same shenanigans in the future.
In addition, when a large percentage of private homes were under water caused by the bursting of the housing bubble, that is, were burdened with mortgage debt that exceeded the value of their home, the Treasury, authorized by law and supplied with cash by a congressional appropriation, simply refused to use the cash to give homeowners relief. Instead, Treasury under Timothy Geithner used the funds to "foam the runway" (in Geithner's words) for the banks, in anticipation of the massive wave of foreclosures that would throw millions of families out of their homes.
On top of it all, Obama asked Congress for a stimulus that he knew perfectly well, in light of the bursting of a $6 trillion housing bubble, was grossly inadequate to put the economy back on track. Instead, he preached to the public that the U. S. Government was like a family and needed to reduce the deficit by cutting its outlays—when he knew what he was saying was a baldfaced lie. The best that could be said about this destructive policy is that the nation's suffering resulting from the administration's embrace of austerity was dwarfed by the suffering brought about in Europe by the European Central Bank's imposition of austerity on the Eurozone. At least our economy is beginning to grow; the Europeans are still stuck in a stagnant recession that is destroying its future by impoverishing its present.
Hillary Clinton To the Rescue?
Hillary Clinton is making her second bid for the Democratic nomination.
Because of her reluctance to answer inconvenient questions (According to the Washington Post, she answered only eight questions in the first 29 days after she announced her candidacy), it is difficult to ascertain just how she stands on many important issues. We can learn much, however, by studying what she has done in the past and with whom she now associates.
Economist Thomas Pally points out that Hillary's economic team consists of Bill Clinton's advisors: Robert Rubin, Larry Summers and Peter Orszag.
Does this sound familiar?
" * * * In the 1990s, Rubin and Summers put in place the trade, deregulation and competition policies that have gotten us in so much trouble. The housing bubble that ended so badly also began on their watch. Above all, they argued persistently for fiscal austerity and even toyed with privatizing Social Security.
"Following in the footsteps of Messrs. Rubin and Summers, for the last several years Mr. Orszag has been collecting booty on Wall Street. Before that, his starting job in Washington was to write papers showing that budget deficits increase interest rates, thereby preparing the political table for a menu of fiscal austerity and entitlement cuts.
"In Clintonworld, it seems that playing a central role in catastrophic policy failure or peddling bad economics doesn't disqualify you from future influence. If anything, a record of being disastrously wrong on economic policy seems to be a required credential."
If you read my column on the turnkey presidency, you will see that Hillary's choices for economic advisors fits the general pattern. There are numerous economists of integrity in the U. S. and elsewhere who are far superior to Rubin, Summers and Orszag, with a vastly superior grasp of economic reality. If Hillary actually desires to help the nation pull out of the recession that still plagues everyone but the top 1%, she could improve her chances by refusing to have anything to do with these three retreads. It reveals much about her vision—as well as the mindset of her plutocratic contributors—that she chose these three men as her advisors after they paved the way for the worst economic disaster this nation has experienced since the Great Depression.
But these are "serious" men, meaning that Wall Street is confident that they will not upset the apple cart, or rather, the gravy train, that has enabled the wealthy to shamelessly enrich themselves beyond the dreams of Croesus at the expense of the less fortunate. This is why Hillary can charge $100,000 for a speech to Goldman Sachs and maintain with a straight face that such an obscenely munificent sum for a single speech is not an advance payment for favors to be rendered when she becomes president.
See: Why Bribery Isn't Really Bribery Under Federal Law from the Jackson Progressive, dated 11/21/1999.
At the moment, it appears that Hillary is marching to the nomination over insignificant Democratic opposition. The Republicans who have so far tossed their hats into the ring resemble nothing so much as a pack of hyenas fighting over a carcass.The spectacle will further enhance any Democrat's chances.
There is a caveat: Hillary is the only candidate with high-level managerial experience in the executive branch of the Federal Government. She is friends with many powerful persons in Washington, having served as first lady, senator, and Secretary of State. She is very intelligent, having graduated from Yale Law School and worked in a prestigious Little Rock law firm. In other words, she has her own power base, one that does not rely completely on the elite that customarily calls the shots in Washington. Her experience near the center of executive power make her one of the most qualified presidential candidates in decades. As I pointed out before, only one president since Richard Nixon has held a high position in the executive branch prior to becoming president. Hillary might, heaven forbid, appoint advisers and departmental heads not beholden to the powers that be.
That simply cannot be allowed to happen.
Hillary has gone out of her way to cozen up to the power elite. The speeches to Goldman Sachs are merely the tip of the iceberg. She must assuage the fear of the powerful and wealthy that she might go her own way. She must convince them that she will not attempt to make the system fairer or more equitable. If they do not believe that she will conform, they have ways, mainly through the media—but also some darker methods—of denying her a primary victory.
Don't forget Edmund Muskie's 1972 campaign for the Democratic nomination. Leading in the polls, he shed entirely justified tears in the snows of New Hampshire, and his candidacy was over. Muskie's downfall was brought about by the dirty tricks of Republican operatives who effectively sabotaged the campaign of every candidate other than that of anti-Vietnam War senator George McGovern, who they correctly sensed was the weakest candidate. McGovern indeed became the Democratic candidate and was subsequently crushed by Richard Nixon in the general election.
If a new, credible Democratic candidate suddenly appears on the scene and seems well-connected and well-financed, watch carefully, for it is but a cloud on the horizon no bigger than a man's hand. It will grow, and the gentle mist that begins to fall from it will soon turn into a raging storm that sweeps Hillary and her campaign into oblivion.
It should be an interesting election.
(Revised and corrected. 5/26/2015)
The Trans-Pacific Partnership: An Evil Treaty Forged in Secret
Bestowing fast-track authority upon the president is an abdication by Congress of its responsibility to the nation to seriously consider bills. By passing a fast-track provision, our legislature is relinquishing its constitutional powers to amend bills before it. The Roman historian Tacitus warns us what government under an uncontrolled executive is like:
Annals, III, 65.
"It is not my intention to dwell upon any senatorial motions save those either remarkable for their nobility or of memorable turpitude; in which case they fall within my conception of the first duty of history — to ensure that merit shall not lack its record and to hold before the vicious word and deed the terrors of posterity and infamy. But so tainted was that age, so mean its sycophancy, that not only the great personages of the state, who had to shield their magnificence by their servility, but all senators of consular rank, a large proportion of the ex-praetors, many ordinary members even, vied with one another in rising to move the most repulsive and extravagant resolutions. The tradition runs that Tiberius, on leaving the curia, had a habit of ejaculating in Greek, "These men! — how ready they are for slavery!" Even he, it was manifest, objecting though he did to public liberty, was growing weary of such grovelling patience in his slaves."
Further, the administration has classified the draft of the treaty as "Secret," as though the TPP is a military secret.
There is only one question to be asked about the TPP: What is contained in that treaty that it must be negotiated in secret by representatives of the largest multinational corporations out of the sight of the Congress, the press, and, most importantly, the public. Why is it so important and sensitive that revealing it could cause the leaker to be charged with espionage and sentenced to jail? This is a trade agreement, not a military secret.
The obvious and compelling reason for the secrecy is that the American public would be outraged by its contents because, being written by the multinational corporations, it almost certainly will be detrimental to our national interests and the welfare of the American people. It leads to the unhappy conclusion that our Congress is bought and paid for by large multinational corporations and Wall Street, plunderers and parasites that are determined to protect and strengthen their privileges and obscene wealth, to the detriment of everyone else.
The following passage from the Good Book is apt:
"[M]en loved darkness rather than light, because their deeds were evil." John 3:19
Very Few Muslims are Jihadist
Human beings also have a characteristic that makes it easy to hate muslims: we tend to project our dark side onto others and give them those attributes that we are unwilling to recognize in ourselves, and the less we know about the target, the easier it is to project. During the Cold War, the Soviet Union and its satellites were the targets of our projection. We were told by our government and its media lackeys that there were no depths of evil to which the Russians would descend to further the cause of "Godless Communism." The communist government did to its people the same thing we did, turn the United States and its people into villains that were out to conquer or even destroy their country. The Iron Curtain dividing the Communist domain from the peoples whose governments belonged to NATO, kept the two peoples separated and ignorant of each other.
Both sides believed that they had cause to fear the other side. Until 1952, the Soviet Union groaned under the heavy hand of Joseph Stalin, a vicious and paranoid dictator that ordered the deaths of literally millions of Soviet citizens to create a new society that he believed would bring about a golden age for humanity. The nations of Eastern Europe, occupied by the Soviet Army, became part of the Soviet bloc, whereas the western nations and the United States formed the North Atlantic Treaty Organization to counter a Soviet invasion of Western Europe. Shortly thereafter, the U. S. tested a thermonuclear bomb in the Pacific and began to build missiles capable of transporting thermonuclear bombs outside the Earth's atmosphere to deliver them to the cities of the Soviet Union, an act that speeded up the development by the Soviet Union of the same kind of weapons capable of destroying U. S. Cities. And the people on both sides, who barely knew what the other was like, were manipulated into supporting and funding an insane arms race that carried with it the possibility of human extinction.
Since the fall of the Soviet Union, the power elite of the United States has been faced with a dilemma: there is no single enemy seriously threatening the U. S. Our armed forces are several times the size of any other possible rival. That is an economic disaster for the defense industry, which, in order to survive, must have a steady source of weapon orders from the government. They were suffering badly when they and the Bush administration received a gift that has been giving and giving: the destruction of the two towers of the World Trade Center by Islamic guerrillas, most of which were Saudis but had joined a jihadist group called Al Qaida, based at the time in Afghanistan. The Bush administration finally had something with which to manipulate the people. They could frighten the people with the threat of terrorism.
In reality, terrorism, which has never been accurately defined, has killed relatively killed very few people. The WTC was the biggest, and things has gone downhill since then. The average American is more likely to be killed by a falling television than by a terrorist attack. But the president and the media were able to strike fear in the populace by pointing to the devastation of the WTC. Along with Al Qaida, Islam became the target of our projections. Those fears and the hatred of Moslems it engendered became the tool of the administration to justify the totally illegal attacks and invasions of Afghanistan and Iraq.
The pity of it all is that all those innocent lives and all that wanton destruction would not have occurred had even a small percentage of the American citizens knew just a little about Islam and had come to know them as people who are a lot like us and want the same things we do. Familiarity makes it more difficult, if not impossible, to project one's dark side on another person. They gradually become ordinary people.
The government and the media are getting ready to pump us up for an invasion of Iran. Hopefully the people of this nation will not permit our leaders to lead us into another illegal and foolhardy war on the other side of the Earth.
If you would like to gain some knowledge of Islam or get a taste of its spiritual wealth, you could not do better than obtaining a copy of The Essential Rumi, translated by Coleman Barks. Rumi was a 13th Century Spiritual Teacher within the Sufi sect. He is today the most popular poet in the U. S. It is said that Muslims, Jews and Christians attended his funeral in Konya, Turkey. His soul was too big to be contained within the teachings of any religion.
By the way, he dictated all his poetry in Persian, which has become Farsi, the contemporary language of Iran.
Science Imperiled
"It is an incredibly discouraging time for a couple of reasons," said Alt. "Americans just don't see a future at this point in time in science, and it has happened pretty quickly. And the other thing that is real interesting is, I've always had a number of Chinese recruits in the lab, and they would end up getting good jobs at MIT and Stanford -- great places. Now, everybody who comes to my lab... they are going now to get their own labs back in China, because they feel there is a much better situation to get funding."
Read the entire article in the Huffington Post
Republicans and Deficits
This is not only a lie, but it is silly. To the Republicans, deficit spending is bad only when the Democrats are in power. As soon as they come into power, they throw fiscal caution to the winds by cutting taxes and increasing expenditures that enrich the top one-tenth of a percent. George W. Bush inherited a balanced budget and immediately passed two tax cuts favorable to the rich and well-connected. The tax cuts are part of the reason the dot-com bust wasn't worse. Reagan totally busted the budget on the basis of crackpot theories concocted by economist Arthur Laffer on a napkin. Remember the Laffer Curve? Conservatives actually took it seriously, because it fit with their political agenda.
And the Obama administration is bragging that the deficit is going down when it ought to be going up to increase demand and put millions of workers back to work.
There is no accounting for some people.
What is the TPP and How Will Affect Us?
Now consider the fact that over 500 representatives of multinational corporations are writing this treaty in secret, and you will begin to understand the gravity of the situation. The little we know about the treaty from leaked documents is enough to reject it as an infringement on our national sovereignty that will render our legislature and our courts helpless to pass or enforce laws that protect us but negatively affect a corporation's profits, even if the corporation is polluting our air and water or engaging in illegal business practices.
The thrust of the treaty, from what little we know, is so outrageous than it must be kept secret to avoid provoking an uprising were it to become known.
For the current status of the treaty and analysis by Bill Black, the author of The Best Way to Rob a Bank is to Own One and an associate professor of economics and law at the University of Missouri-Kansas City, read his article in Naked Capitalism, Obama & TPP – Every One That Doeth Evil Hateth the Light.
The Obama administration is pushing Congress to give it "fast-track" authority, which would force Congress to vote the treaty up or down without the ability to modify it in any way or to eliminate the most obnoxious provisions. This is how the Clinton administration was able to get NAFTA (North American Free Trade Agreement) passed by promising the creation of over 500,000 new jobs. That didn't happen, as we all know. Instead, we lost factory after factory, as American firms moved manufacturing facilities to Mexico and then to China. We were warned then, just as we are being warned now. Will we be chumps again?


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Is that why helldesk and local support is such a shitty job? I guess that flushing the toner may not be enough to get the stains out.
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Is that why helldesk and local support is such a shitty job? I guess that flushing the toner may not be enough to get the stains out.
A hammer counts if it is spelled HAMMER and weighs in at 5 kg and upwards. Anything less may prevent the full effect of the hit being successful, which would be a real mishap.
You may also want to use a DUAL HAMMER. One that swings towards the toy and the other one symmetrically swinging at the buyer of said toy. No need to clean up the mess afterwards, The suction provided by the toy's innards should be enough to absorb any unwanted spills.
You have missed a link: http://reggister.co.uk
It says it cannot find the server. However, it was served and (slomo) replays are all the rage of old times.
The terrorists will take care of the fats, the alcoholics will kill the terrorists in a road-accident, the alcoholics will drive into a ravine after scooping up some elderly crossing the road, the smokers will die out coughing, the remaining elderly demented have no clue what is going on anyway, and the sensible rest of us will sit by, watch tv and die from intolerable boredom.
What is left is a clean earth...
Well, terrorists are a skinny subset of the population. Therefore, skinny people are much more likely to be terrorists than the fatty kind of people.
The only conclusion this allows is that both fat and skinny people cost us all a lot of money. We'd all be better off killing both parts of the population. It also would reduce the smokers to a mere minimum and certainly reduce the emissions of dangerous gasses.
Now, since war and unrest is a small subset of the costs, it would probably be correct to assume that a one-time expenditure for global correction would not be too bad. Especially seen in the context where the new order is unlikely to proceed with current statistical sets and will start a new lie^H^H^Hdataset.
This is an "if you have nothing to hide, you have nothing to fear" approach.
Although I am a bit unsympathetic to proprietary software, and not wanting to defend apple or sap in particular, the real problem is that one is asked to prove a negative. That leads to guilty unless proven innocent. Or, in other words, a pretext to (seemingly) random enforcement of whatever the ruling class feels like. Bad times are looming.
"But there may be plenty of relatively harmless planets around."
Yes, indeed, one planet in particular is already classified as "Mostly Harmless".
"Sucide bombers dont care if the data is retained, what are you to do with it? prosecute the crater they leave?"
That could be a very sensible thing to do. Sue the city/county or whatever who owns the ground where the crater was left. They surely were not prepared enough to ensure that the critical infrastructure could withstand a blast so no crater would emerge.
Rule #1: always blame someone else
Rule #2: see rule #1
Of course, they are also placing mirrors in orbit to reflect the world-wide signals back to the array. But that is a different, non-public, budget. Give the scientists some change to cover up the orders of magnitude more costly spying operation. Then, when it all gets under public scrutiny, blame the scientists for not keeping to the budget. Its a win-win for the government vs. the government.
Who watches the watchers becomes a recursive conundrum when the watchers of the watchers watch the watchers.
Maybe _all_ watchers should be fired to break the infinite loop and start from scratch. At least, the stack overflow is near...
Can I have a computerless car, please? Also, no complicated electronics.
Fewer parts, fewer fails. It was called KISS at some stage, but got probably rebranded to mean something completely different.
Although a remote desktop is appealing from many points of view, it is a security nightmare. I'd not call it gotoMYpc, but AnySpookCanSeeMyPCToo.
US population ~317*10^6
Life expectancy ~78.4 years
Deaths per year: > 4,040,000
Most of these death are from old age. Therefore, by definition of severity, old age must be outlawed and banned for each and every person. It is an intolerable situation that we can accept so many death each and every year. A catastrophe happening each and every year, simply unbearable. It MUST be illegal and unconstitutional to allow so many people to die!
Once you set a price, the competition will set another, likely more competitive price.
$150000 if I sell white-hat, $175000 if I sell gray-hat, $200000 if I sell black-hat. Guess who is getting the next exploit first...
It would be an arms-race and it cannot be solved with money. Security is primarily an attitude problem and, as with all non-technical problems, you cannot use technology to solve a non-technical problem.
How long before a substantial part of those 23*10^6 will be needed to "pay off" the patent trolls? A good deed never goes unpunished.
Look at the bright side. It /can/ end well. Such job is the perfect place for the hatching of a brand new and fresh BOFH with all the required attributes.
The job description means access to any and all part of the infrastructure and ensures future maintenance to be in strictly regulated BOFH hands. What could possibly go wrong? Nothing!
My Bullshit Bingo-card already overflowed reading the article. Then, as a consequence, the earth gave up and spontaneously exploded. And you want poetry? Can't you just leave it at planet destruction so my towel can be kept clean?
Hello Commentards,
You are commentards, since you read this and usually comment(ard) as well on this forum, you are commentards, QED.
By logic of association, we all are idiots. At least one idiot will be at two degrees of separation.
Better to block anything that is up to three hops from the malware. That will make us all a lot safer!
With Google indexing world+dog, thus distancing two hops in general, would ensure a pretty good cleanup of the Internet.
Time to enable safe-browsing >click< powering down.
If you are married, then you surely do not have any form of free will left.
Whether or not anything then gets decided is not bound by traditional physics. Counterpart logic defies all rules and is either made by an Executive Decision Maker, or with tears no one can explain either.
Are these real scammers or just a front for the NSA soliciting extra-governmental funds for black-ops?
It is just a matter of time until someone spills the beans. If the spooky spying was a rage, then the spooky spying as a backdoor would pop the entire (proprietary) industry to bits.
If anyone is naive enough to think that the software vendors are /not/ in bed with the spooks has a deranged attitude far from reality. Of course are there backdoors being created; we've seen the virus/worm/malware/... shit already hitting the fan at several occasions.
I have heavily invested in popcorn factories and are awaiting the inevitable stock surge.
There is apparently no polite way to tell someone to fuck off, so I'll try this: Well, Mr. Zuck, take your site and you can stick it and shove it up your ... well, you know where.
"It's not really possible to stand up to bullies behind the veil of anonymity because wearing it simply demonstrates you're still afraid."
When the people in East Germany in 1989 started saying out loud in choir at the Monday demonstrations "Wir bleiben hier" (we stay) they were apparently no longer afraid to show their face and give up their anonymity. That was the point were revolution was at hand and commencing.
The road up to that point required anonymity. Without anonymity it would not have come that far, at least not at that speed and probably not as bloodless.
That is called establishing "guilt by association".
Everybody in the world is guilty of "something" when you dig far enough. Once you "associate", you are subject to scrutiny and will be proven guilty of any "something". Just to make a point that you should not "associate" but only "behave".
Such system is also called a repressive surveillance regime and we have plenty of examples through history and contemporary.
The real problem here is that the repressive attitude of governments and associated intimidation seem to have exactly the effect they were designed for:
Destroy dissent.
That is the real tragedy of it. We seem to be all too eager to self-censor in the wake of the revelations and pressures. I can understand PJ's decision, but can in no circumstance support that decision. It shows us the path to utter and complete destruction of free exchange of information.
Symbolism can be a powerful weapon.
It establishes an air of FUD to discourage. Nothing more, nothing less.
Maybe Brazil can [dr]etain $RANDOM politicians from the UK under the pretext that they believe an invalid passport has been spotted. Then question the chap for 9 hours where he got his passport faked and confiscate all the electronic gadgets (including watch). Should make for some interesting dust cloud.
Its a cyber-attack! All duck and quack!
Alternatively, the aliens have been spotted once again and the global conspiracy will continue to hide them in the secret chamber.
(sometimes you wish you could choose multiple icons; a coat for the aliens may be required)
It is the (first) public release of the out-sourced government version to map meta-data into link-graphs. It is time to generate fictional data at a massive scale to blend the data to pulp (-fiction). I guess that there has been enough research already on fake accounts and how you setup such that most probably pass the Turing test.
Come on, create a bigger haystack!
Protecting confidentiality of data is an oxymoron.
There are ways to protect the confidentiality of your data:
1) do not generate it
The list is no longer than one entry. (period)
When people have data, you already have a leak. The people are the leak; be it it by shear stupidity or malice does not matter, neither do the means how the data is leaked. When there is data somewhere accessible, you have a non-zero chance of data leaking out. The probability of a leak over time is 1. Live with it or stop generating the data.
It is like boiling water. The temperature rises quickly to boiling temperature and then stays there until the water is gone. Then it rises again to never seen heights. The problem with all these models is that the fundamental parameters are not all known. So many feedback loops, either positive or negative. The earth will survive, whether we do is yet to be seen. The only really known is that, at some point, there will be no more fossils left to burn. The human species may be around to see that happen, but it also may go extinct way before then.
The media has made the whole thing into a fantastic headline frenzy. "We're all going to die!", "We'll be heated to extinction", "No problem, only 0.1 degree", etc... Media meddling in the discussion over fractions of a degree in one or the other way is just hype, no more. The fact is, nobody knows what exactly will happen in the long term. The only consensus is that our "previous" lifestyle will no longer cut it. Whether this is due to 1, 2, 3 or 6 degrees temperatures is irrelevant. The timescale is also irrelevant for all practical intends. It is our children and children's children who will need to adapt (and they will curse us no matter what we do).
I'd suggest that the media concentrates on reporting on (practical) solutions for the human species to survive in the long run, seen in the light of a changing climate. That may actually help us all so that our children and children's children still are there to curse us (and may curse us a little bit less if we do a good job).
Well, if the patents are granted, then all hope for the USPTO should be extinguished in one final blow. The criteria of "obvious to a person skilled in the field" seems to be a total loss for the USPTO.
I'm now waiting for a patent to be granted on "waving a hand by means of electronic communication using a wireless infrastructure". Hell, it involves computers and phones and whatever electronics, so it must be worthy.
No value got lost. Actually, a lot is saved with moving to /dev/null since most files are already copies from /dev/zero and gzip only allows for so much compression.
When we talk about management documents, then we can safely assume that they were retrieved from /dev/urandom (no, not /dev/random, management types are so predictable 50% of the time), so /dev/null makes a lot of sense. At least more sense than the management types do, have done and ever will do.
(sarcasm may be a part of this post, ymmv)
Plea bargain is basically a form of (psychological) extortion. You just talk up the penalty and see what happens. The plea bargain system is corrupt in favor of the prosecution.
So, Belgium is out of the question then?
The cloud is just being blown out of proportion.
"(Politically) incorrect responses mean that a user needs to wait..."
So, tomorrow the other answer is valid. And next week we need to ask with sugar-coating attached. Next month the taboo of asking about taboos is tabooed using taboos.
Next they tell you that the IP addresses are logged and traced, depending your alleged answers. What could possibly go wrong with this so called "technology"?
Of course they need to clamp down. This is revenge for the roman invasion two thousand years ago. No need to have that noodly stuff imported. They are encouraging the export of feta to improve the economy.
I vote for extremely strong enforcement of this new new law in Japan. It should first and foremost be applied to any and all employee, member, associate of the RIAJ (and their family members) and also any and all politician plus the politician's family and friends.
Let's see how long this law survives...
How to kill yourself:
- perform a lethal action(*)
So, I guess that TheReg now will be on the banlist? Surely they deserve to be punished for allowing advice on suicide.
(*) Anything that will stop your significant body parts from functioning, using sufficient mechanical or chemical power will suffice.
Add yeast to the sticky stolen goods and you know what is going to happen on Friday.
Now try to prove that it was global strategic reserve maple syrup brandy!
The best way to deal with such a problem is to take the human factor out of the equation. Then all will be better and business will continue uninterrupted.
While we're at it, we should acknowledge computers as persons so they may make authoritative deals without intervention and redistribute the wealth more evenly across the electron-spectrum.
Well, not sheep as such, but conveying an image such as:
Imagine that three judge panel sitting in a landscape on a bright sunny say. A cow comes along and all three judges have a fondling relation with that cow one after the other. Then the dominant bull comes along, really seeing red, and starts giving real thrusts of action to all three judges.
Is this violent and obscene enough to bet me extradited to the UK?
(when they do get an order, I can and will refer to the Arkell v. Pressdram case).
When reading [a book or the web] becomes copyright infringement, revolution is near.
Last time I looked (tried), ignorance was no defence.
If they get away with this, it just shows that double measures apply in the justice system.
Will law-enforcement access the camera system?
That must be someone's wet dream, I guess...
Finally, soon I will be able to get a pair of Joo Janta 200 Super-Chromatic Peril Sensitive Sunglasses.
Makes me wish I got 5 quid per event. I'd be at more sunny places by now.
He needed the Google fine awarded to supplement the deal. Otherwise he could not afford it, at all.


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Gateshead NE11 9RP
SADiE - Strictly Entertainment: A Touring company specialising in performances designed specifically for the care home Industry.
Tour Manager: Nigel March
SADiE - Strictly Entertainment is in the following entertainment categories: Music - Ballads, Music - General, Music - Music Hall, Reminiscence, Theatre, Variety Entertainment
SADiE - Strictly Entertainment is in the following entertainment price(s): £76 - £100
SADiE - Strictly Entertainment is part of the following entertainment types: Solo Acts
SADiE - Strictly Entertainment is in the following categories: Entertainment
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Submitted by Deborah on Thursday 27 August 2015.
We had a fabulous afternoon in July being entertained by her. She certainly livened the place up and her costume changes were excellent with many oohs! & ahs! from residents. Listening to everyone singing along was lovely. We would love to have her back & see her christmas show.
Strictlyentertainmeny, Tour Manager at SADiE - Strictly Entertainment responded to this review on 27 Aug 2015:
We are delighted to hear that your residents enjoyed the show and thank you for your kind words - much appreciated. We pride ourselves on providing quality entertainment and musical reminiscence cabaret shows to the care industry at affordable rates. Once again lovely to hear.
Submitted by Rosalind Elliott on Wednesday 8 April 2015.
Sadie's spectacular performances are always a highlight on our calendar! Sadie has visited on many occasions over a number of years and never fails to wow our audience. Sadie's most recent show "Swing into Spring" ticked all the boxes. Our residents especially love all the amazing costumes she wears during the performance. Sadie's show is without doubt our favourite! Can't wait until our next show in September 2015!
Submitted by Stacey Winn on Tuesday 3 February 2015.
Our care home enjoyed a wonderful performance this morning from Sadie who performed her "my vintage valentine" show. This performance is great for all residents as it uses reminiscence and gets all the residents memories going. After the show all of the residents said they had a great morning and were glad the came along, and even some of them were naming different songs from the musicals mentioned. Everyone was admiring her outfits and commenting on how quick her "Quick changes were" I would thoroughly recommend Sadie as she is so pleasant, and a joy to have. Thank you once again and I we look forward to seeing her in the future. Activities-coordinator at Scarborough court
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Off Limits
Easter was last month, so the bunny sighted at Argonaut Wine & Liquor on May 5 must have been another animal altogether. Indeed. Playboy's Miss May, Crista Nicole, was at the giant liquor store on East Colfax Avenue preening, penning autographs and promoting Pete's Wicked Ale -- which has paired with the magazine to give away a date with Nicole. "Imagine you and a buddy being picked up at your local bar by the Playmate, jetting off with her to the baseball game of your choice, then partying the night away. Pretty wicked, huh?" the promotion reads.
But not everyone was charmed by Nicole's appearance, as evidenced by a woman who e-mailed a complaint to Argonaut. "Do you feel that the majority of your sales are to men, and that men have more of a disposable income to indulge in the luxuries of fine wine, port and Budweiser (personally, I prefer beers of substance)?" she asked. "Well, I'm not offended to the point of driving across town to purchase from Mondo Vino...mostly because I live four short blocks from your store. However, you can be sure I won't be buying that case of wine today."
Much less a couple of jugs.
Argonaut's Scott Robinson says he understands the woman's concerns, but he adds that hers was the only complaint he received. "Nicole was just in here for an hour. Some people came in. Not lots. The way we look at it is, she's basically a celebrity," he says of the 34-25-35, five-foot-nine-inch blonde. (Turn-ons: "extroverted, energetic, respectful and open-minded people"; turn-offs: "uneducated, unrealistic, judgmental and shallow people".) "We had Tom Skerrit in here last month, and we don't see that any differently."
Bet a few customers did.
Stick it: Playboy has a way of making people do the darnedest things. Trey Parker, half of the South Park creative team, was quoted in the June 2000 issue as saying that Colorado is "so desperately average that it just makes people insane," among other insults. And if that interview didn't make it clear that Parker and cohort Matt Stone want nothing to do with their home state, they made the divorce official by allowing the Los Angeles Kings to use Eric Cartman, one of the show's animated stars, as a team mascot for the past two seasons.
Maybe it wouldn't have been so bad if the Colorado Avalanche hadn't had to face the Kings in a grueling playoff match-up this month (the best-of-seven series was tied 3-3 as of Tuesday, with the final game scheduled for May 9 at the Pepsi Center). But as it is, Cartman's frequent appearances on the JumboTron at the Staples Center (brought to L.A. by another Coloradan, Phil Anschutz) and his constant cloying cheer ("Go, Kings, go!") just add insult to injury.
Puck you, guys.
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A Dwelling for the Homeless
The project explored the idea of varying the domestic typologies which one could apply to architecture in a post-apocalyptic Tshwane. The brief posed the question, "Can architecture create dwelling after modernity?" Can architecture adapt itself sufficiently and efficiently enough to a society in which resources and other commodities are scarce? Can architecture heal itself effectively post apocalypse.
"Architecture is war. War is architecture." – Lebbeus Woods.
Questioning this led to the discovery of Wood's Radical Reconstruction, in which he states, "The spaces of the old city were shaped to sponsor conventionality. In their damaged state, they offer an entirely new possibility for understanding the origins of both space and habitation. The architect leads the way by codifying this understanding only in terms of space, without fixed reference of habitation".
If architecture is to have a healing/regenerative process then it will need to have some means of getting there. The project, stemming from interpretive analysis of Wood's work, identified that a 'wound' (attained from conflict) will only heal itself once the regenerative 'new tissue' (occupants) starts forming a 'scab' (new domestic typology) that will eventually leave behind a 'scar' (lasting impact) on the body (the urban context, city, building).


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